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How to prepare the skin for makeup to last at festivals?

oglobo4 September 2026 at 14:20

When it comes to makeup for music festivals, the choice of foundation, setting spray, and waterproof products usually gets all the attention. However, what determines whether the makeup will stay beautiful throughout hours of shows, heat, and sweat begins long before the cosmetics are applied.

According to the article, dehydrated skin may present irregular texture and oil imbalance, compromising the makeup finish. A study published in the International Journal of Cosmetic Science demonstrated that a hydration routine with serum and cream improves water retention in the skin for up to eight hours and strengthens the skin barrier, favoring a more uniform application of other cosmetics.

Dermatologist Gleyce Fortaleza (CRM-PE 15446/RQE 2912) states that good makeup depends directly on skincare. According to her, when the skin is clean, hydrated, and protected, the makeup distributes better, sets more easily, and stays beautiful for much longer.

Skin preparation also helps prevent makeup from smudging or marking during the event, ensuring a flawless look from start to finish.

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